You suspect you may have endometriosis or adenomyosis
Does endometriosis always get worse over time?
Endometriosis doesn’t follow one predictable path, and it does not always steadily progress. In some people, lesions can remain stable for years, while in others the disease can advance—especially when deep infiltrating endometriosis is involved.
What matters most is how your symptoms and function are changing over time, not just a label or stage. In our practice, we track patterns like worsening pain, new bowel or bladder symptoms, or increasing impact on daily life, and we may use targeted imaging when it’s likely to change decision-making. If you’re noticing progression or feel stuck in a cycle of flares, reach out to schedule a consultation so our team can help you clarify what’s driving your symptoms and what treatment options make sense next.

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Your Symptoms May Point to a Specific Endometriosis “Type”
Discover how your symptoms may reveal a specific endometriosis type. Learn about phenotypes and adenomyosis in our latest research article.

How to Recognize Endometriosis Symptoms
Recognize endometriosis: painful periods, GI and urinary symptoms, dyspareunia, infertility. Understand causes, complications, diagnosis, and medical/surgical treatment options.
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